Some pretty good political matches in this group:lol:

Would love to see Sauds vs Iran

Edited by iridium1010: 12/1/2015 02:07:16 AM

Just realized that we have to be careful about using the term 'bomb out'.

https://twitter.com/hashtag/acfriendlies?f=realtime&src=hash

4/1 friendly results

Iran 1 def Iraq 0 (at woollongong??)
Bahrain 1 def Jordan 0 (at Ballarat)

https://twitter.com/hashtag/ACfriendlies?src=hash

Qatar now unbeaten in 11 games.

31/12 Match in Canberra RT @afcasiancup: FULL TIME: Qatar 2 - 2 Oman

This includes home wins against Uzbeks and Oz, haven't played Japan, SK or Iran (also in Group C).

They should be a good chance to get out of the group if they win first up against UAE (11th Jan in Canberra) but they would obviously want to avoid Japan in the QF.

Qatar have been kicking ass with this guy:


Used to play for Marseille, Man City, Southampton.

Might pick em as the Dark Horse as the Tournament

Won 7 out of their last 10 games (3 draws)

Edited by highkick05: 30/12/2014 10:48:37 PM

Pre asian Cup Friendly at Skilled Stadium geelong??

FULL TIME: Saudi Arabia 1 - 4 Bahrain

And another on the Gold Coast ??

UAE 1 - 0 Jordan

#AC2015 #ACfriendlies pic.twitter.com/4RJupXX03U

Agree with this UAE not a bad team and Abdulrahman is a up and coming player with clubs from Europe taking note ,his brother is not to bad to.Ismail Mata another one to watch.Iran could be a dark horse for the cup impressed me at the World Cup.



Edited by astonvilla1: 17/12/2014 03:52:09 PM

This will be full of 0-0-'s and 1-0's

UAE play good football, they've got a decent generation of footballers coming through. In particular Omar Abdulrahman.



Edited by Jeff: 21/11/2014 07:43:42 AM

1. Iran
2. Qatar
3. Bahrain
4. UAE

If only they all could lose, fucking hate all these cunts. Can respect Iran as they actually play football but 97 still fucking burns.

:-k